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RED CEDAR - IMO 9231092

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Photographer:

vazee [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jan 12, 2017

Title:

Location:

Vlissingen, Netherlands

Photo Category:

General Cargo Ships Built 2000-2010 (over 3000gt)

Added:

Jan 12, 2017

Views:

850

Image Resolution:

3,800 x 1,903

Description:

Passing Westkapelle

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Cape Darby (Until 2013 Mar 24)

- Red Cedar (Until 2012 Dec 29)

- Rickmers Houston (Until 2009 Nov 24)

- Golden Isle (Until 2008 Jul 07)

- Cape Darby (Until 2007 Jul 18)

- Golden Isle (Until 2006 Apr 05)

- Cape Darby (Until 2004 Jun)

Current flag:

Marshall Islands

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

Status:

Build year:

Builder:

Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry - Xiamen, China

Manager:

Vineta Bereederungs Mbh - Hamburg, Germany

Owner:

Vineta Bereederungs Mbh - Hamburg, Germany

Class society:

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

23,132 tons

Summer DWT:

30,538 tons

Length:

192.9 m

Beam:

27.8 m

Draught:

11.2 m

Photos:

200 photos by 74 photographers

Last known position:

41°19’17.01” N, 8°54’55.64” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

11.7kts, 148.5° (150°)

Destination:

- Location:

Leixoes

- Arrival:

26th Apr 2024 / 18:00:54 UTC

Last update:

about 2 hours ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

... and I suppose every "unnecessary" lashing costs money too.

person

It is more a money matter,, most pobably those would stay where they are in the next port, in other words they would not be moved. Keep in mind, every move of a container cost also money, never mind if the container is full or empty and terminals getting paid per/move not per hour or tonnage or such.

person

.... and at least a dozen write-offs still just about on board. The forward stacks seem unscathed - perhaps because only two high and lower ones lashed.

person

Judging by this photo, proper container stacking is overrated! :)

Cheers

Vlad

person

Lost 15 containers north of Terschelling last night

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